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Set Custom Views Like FS2020

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I use to use CTRL and Number pad to set different cockpit views. Doesn't work in FS2024. Can someone tell me how it's done in FS2024? Also I use to assign button 3 on my Honeycomb yoke to toggle cockpit/external

views Can't do it in FS2024.

Thank  You

Bill McCracken

 

That was very handy for me with planes with modelled cabins.

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It works the same way as in 2020 just a bit more convoluted.  You do have to go in and duplicate the default 2024 keyboard settings and set up a new "General" keyboard profile.  I had to delete a lot of key assignments but then just reassigned them like I did in 2020 with the number pad.  

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3 hours ago, macpilot said:

I use to use CTRL and Number pad to set different cockpit views. Doesn't work in FS2024. Can someone tell me how it's done in FS2024? Also I use to assign button 3 on my Honeycomb yoke to toggle cockpit/external

views Can't do it in FS2024.

Thank  You

Bill McCracken

 

It is there.  Just different. 

Shift+[F5] saves Custom Cockpit View (1)

Shift+[F6] saves Custom Cockpit View (2)

Shift+[F7] saves Custom Cockpit View (3)

Shift+[F8] saves Custom Cockpit View (4)

They are respectively called with Shift+{F1] through Shift+[F4] and can be assigned to buttons.

 

I set those four up today in my Hondajet Honeycomb Alpha profile.

If you dive into Settings, Controls, Keyboard, and scroll through the key combinations there are key combinations that save more, and key combinations that can be assigned to buttons on hardware controls.

 

Edited by fppilot

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An alternative is to revert to the 2020 keyboard. This is done in the settings dialog on the bottom left. Then you can bind the views the way you used to. Personally, I save a view with Ctl-alt-num above the letters. Then I bind the view to a keypad number instead of alt-num which is the default way to retrieve a view. This is all do-able in the 2020 keyboard.

Unfortunately, this doesn't always stick to the next plane like you would expect it to. This seems to be a prob;em with all kinds of settings.

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Thanks to all for your information. I now understand the SHIFT F1 , F2 etc. What I did in FS2020 was to assign different views to the number pad.

Example Number 5 main cockpit view

Number 2 Throttle view

Number 8 Above panel view

I can't seem to do that here. Any ideas?

Thanks

 

Why in god's name didn't Asobo forget about the camera system and let a third party dev like //42, who have a great track record in developing the Chaseplane camera system, design a system and let Asobo concentrate on the sim. I remember in P3d having the Chaseplane camera setup and it worked beautifully. Also, I didn't end up taking handfuls of pain killers for my headaches, as a result of hours of head banging! (only assuming, as I haven't got 2024! :biggrin:)

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  • Author

OK! Thanks to all. I figured it out. 

Save the view as custom F?

Load F? view using Number Pad 8

Hope this makes sense to you.

 

Bill

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